Published on April 6, 2026
As Disneyland Paris gears up for the grand opening of the World of Frozen, excitement is palpable among fans of Disney’s beloved characters. Nestled in the heart of the new Disney Adventure World park, this highly anticipated attraction promises to transport visitors into the enchanting realm of Arendelle. To gain insight into this magical experience, we spoke with Michel den Dulk, the lead imagineer behind the project.
Den Dulk has been part of the Disney family for over a decade, working on a range of attractions around the globe. However, the World of Frozen has proven to be one of his most cherished projects. “It’s incredible to bring the world of Elsa, Anna, and Olaf to life,” he said with palpable enthusiasm. His vision integrates the stunning landscapes, memorable music, and heartwarming themes of the animated films into an immersive experience that guests won’t soon forget.
Visitors can expect to embark on a boat ride through the captivating scenery of Arendelle, complete with intricate set designs and state-of-the-art technology. “We wanted to create an experience that feels like you’re stepping right into the film,” den Dulk explained. The ride will feature fan-favorite scenes and characters, as well as innovative effects that make it feel as though guests are truly part of the story.
When asked about the inspiration behind the ride, den Dulk mentioned the emphasis on storytelling. “At Disney, storytelling is at the core of everything we do. With the World of Frozen, we aimed to invite guests not only to witness the adventures of Anna and Elsa but to feel their emotions and share in their journey.” He emphasized the importance of developing a connection with the audience, ensuring that they leave with memories that last a lifetime.
Disneyland Paris is well-known for its attention to detail, and the World of Frozen is no exception. Den Dulk and his team have meticulously researched not just the films, but also the culture of Scandinavia to create an authentic experience. “Every little detail matters – from the architecture to the clothing to the music. We hope to honor the essence of Frozen while also providing guests with a unique experience specific to Disneyland Paris.”
As opening day approaches, fans are eagerly counting down the days. Den Dulk acknowledges the excitement but remains focused on delivering a top-notch experience. “It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for many guests, and we are committed to making it a memorable one.”
The World of Frozen is poised to be a significant addition to Disneyland Paris, building on the park’s legacy as Europe’s most visited theme park. As the doors to this magical land prepare to swing open, both die-hard Disney fans and newcomers alike can look forward to an enchanting adventure in Arendelle, where dreams really do come true.
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